Nikon D7200 Review Sample Image Gallery - The D7200 follows on from the D7100 and adds some attractive new functionality, but how do the images compare to its predecessor?
If you want to read our full verdict on the Nikon D7200 why not head over to our full Nikon D7200 review.
Nikon has a long and proud DSLR tradition, having produced some of the most acclaimed models to ever reach the market.
While the headline ‘FX’ full-frame models cater for professional photographers and advanced enthusiasts alike, it’s the DX-format models that received wider acclaim from both the entry-level and intermediate photographer.
It’s the latter category in which Nikon’s D7XXX range resides, featuring a wide range of technology to suit those wanting and professional level of performance at a price point that they can afford.
The Nikon D7100 received wide acclaim on launch and full review back in the early part of 2013, thanks to an excellent LCD screen, a wide range of customisable features and a truly impressive level of image quality.
The new Nikon D7200, therefore, has some big boots to fill. It’s also now facing stiff competition from a growing range of compact system cameras featuring similarly-sized sensors in much smaller and, arguably, more attractive bodies.
This competition is perhaps what’s urged Nikon to equip the D7200 with an even more advanced feature-set than its predecessor. In comes Wi-fi and NFC connectivity, improved AF performance, better battery life, 60p video and, perhaps most interestingly, the claim of improved performance in low-light conditions.
So how does the new model fare? You can check out the results here in our Nikon D7200 review sample image gallery.